Strong Enforcement Plank Shapes Smith Presidential Bid
Houston June 22 Governor Alfred I. Smith of New York plans to run for president on a strong law enforcement platform, stronger than the Republican Kansas City plank. Smith’s manager says he will reveal his position on prohibition law amendments to the New York delegation, while Moody’s arrival is awaited to lead the dry faction at the convention.
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Houston
Texas
U.P
Alfred I. Smith
New York
Kansas City
Smith
George R. van Namee
United Press
Keepig
Dan Moody
Marathon Promoter Accused by Dancers in NYC
Revolution erupts among 13 couples in the Madison Square Garden international dance marathon. Dancers accuse promoter Milton Crandall of fraud as protests clash with ongoing event. Pittsburgh champions Tommy Nolan and Anna King claimed a $100,000 guarantee. judges allegedly allowed Nolan to stand still while his partner napped.
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New York
U.R
Madison Square Gardens
Milton Crandall
Avid
Tommy Nolan
Anna King
Pittsburgh
Nolan
Hamtramck Mayor Sweeps at Wayne County Prosecution
Hamtramck Mayor Rudolph G Tenerowicz blasts Wayne County Prosecutor Robert M Toms over alleged lawlessness near Hamtramck Bronx for two months in office, stating the city will handle issues itself and linking vice conditions to Detroit proximity.
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Detroit
Mich
Robert M. Toms
Wayne County
Hamtramck
Here
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
Banerowicz
Hat Sale at Larsen's Style Shop
Local notice advertises a hat sale at Larsen's Style Shop located at 181 182 AA with details readable in the fragment. The listing emphasizes promotional pricing and store hours.
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Larsen’s Style Shop
Moses Predicts Hoover Victory
Senator George Moses of New Hampshire predicted Hoover would win two and a half Democratic women votes for every wet Republican who votes for Governor Alfred E. Smith. After a conference with Hoover, Moses said Democrats had begun a procession of mistakes and forecast Smith carrying New York would drop to even money.
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Washington
U.P
George Moses
Republician
New Hampshire
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Moses
Smith
New York
Three youths sentenced for robbery and kidnapping in Detroit
In Detroit on June 22 three young confessed robbers received 10 to 25 year sentences for holding up two young men and two young women and kidnapping the women after tying their escorts to a tree on a lonely road.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
Three for Murd er Of DC Policeman Executed
District of Columbia held its first triple execution since the Lincoln era. Nicholas Eagles Samuel Maureno and John Proctor went to the electric chair for the murder of Leo W. K. Busch a policeman shot during a robbery arrest.
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Washington
U.P
District of Columbia
Samuel Maureno
John Proctor
Busch
Eagles
Maureno
Proctor
Four Chinese Convicts Hanged in Arizona State Prison
In Florence on June 22, four Chinese inmates of Mur Tom King gang were executed at dawn. A fifth member, Wong Long, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment by the state board of pardons and paroles last night.
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Florence
Arizona
U.P
Tom King
Wong Long
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Veteran Service Veteran Sees Michigan Government Reform
A Michigan veteran of 40 years in state service lauds the shift from legislature driven red tape to a modern businesslike government. He recalls earlier bickering appointees and restrictive approvals, noting executive officers now handle most actions, with few controversial constraints. Continued on Page Six.
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Lansing
U.P
Michigan
A.C. Carton
Department of Agriculture
Carton
Iit
City Traffic Officer Makes First Arrests
Foster Kenney, the new motorcycle traffic officer for Mt. Pleasant, made his first arrests on Thursday. Henry Graham of Mt. Pleasant and O N Mosher of Grams Rapids were fined for violations, Graham for a single headlight and Mosher for a missing tail light.
Motorman found guilty of negligent homicide in Detroit crash
Detroit June 22. Charles Burrows 60 of Ypsilanti was found guilty of negligent homicide after a March collision between a Detroit United Railroad interurban and a car near Ann Arbor. Six men and six women returned the verdict after under 30 minutes of deliberation.
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Detroit
Mich
U.R
Detroit United
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Charles Burrows
Ypsilanti
Yeas
Jackson
Siddons
Deltroft
Steps to be taken to care for insane
Governor Fred W. Greest, in Lansing, says a plan with a budget for hospital construction will be urged on the 1929 legislature. He wrote Detroit leaders after a Wayne county request for relief in housing patients and noted temporary aid is being provided where possible.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Fred W. Greest
Detroit
Povernor
Wayne County
Green
Rioting Follows Rilling Of Two Croatian Leaders
In Zagreb Yugoslavia June 22 four people were killed and 14 seriously injured when Croatian students rioted against the Belgrade parliament shooting. A train bearing the slain men arrived at 8 p.m. escorted by Croatian parliament members as 14,000 gathered to hear calls for restraint. Rioting ended around midnight after widespread destruction and outages caused by the Gale Corso crowd.
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Zagreb
Jugoslavia
U.2
Belgrade
Vows Liable for Five Years or Fines in Criminal Clause
The article notes that vows carry a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment or a fine up to $1,000, outlining the potential legal consequences for the stated offense.
Work begun on huge Harris storage tanks
Excavation is complete for a reinforced concrete storage building at Harris Milling with 60 000 bushels capacity. The 32 by 40 by 120 foot structure will house 12 bins of 5 000 bushel capacity and include automatic scales cleaning machinery unloading equipment and a grain dryer. Built by Stephens Engineering of St Louis using slip form, the project advances after cement tests.
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Harris Milling Company
Stephens Engineering and Construction Company
St. Louis
Hattis
Bailie Defends D A R Disclosures At Trial
Mrs. Helen Tufts Bailie of Boston faced a national D A R board hearing over her disclosure of a blacklist of liberal members. She claimed free speech and denied maligning officers, stating her statements were fair criticism and that a protest committee was unofficial. If found guilty she faces expulsion, suspension, or reprimand.
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Washington
A.R
Helen Tufts Bailie
Boston
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Board of the
George Thatcher Guernsey
Bailie
D. A. BR
Hoover Campaign Begins With Rails of Support
Dr. Rupert Work, new Republican national chairman, launched a peppy Hoover Curtis campaign in Washington with buttons banners radio speeches and lithographs. He will resign as secretary of interior to meet President Coolidge in Wisconsin and start campaign presses in the open interior department office.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Rubert Work
Work
Interior
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Pine line from Pure Oil well nears completion
The pine line from the Pure Oil company well 19 miles east of Mt Pleasant to the storage tank north of Pickard avenue is nearly complete except for connections. It is expected that by Monday the first oil will be pumped through the line. Drilling started on three nearby wells this week: on the Rayner farm southeast, on Fred Sias land northeast, and on the hillside farm about 600 feet north.
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Pure Oil ‘Company
Mt. Pleasant
Pickard Avenue
Rayner
Fred Sias
Former Local Man To Be Married In New York Saturday
Allen F. Maubee a 28 year old banker formerly of Mt. Pleasant Michigan now living at 10 Park Terrace East New York City will wed Miss Louise E Asmus 22 of 61 South Champion venue Columbus Ohio at the Church of St Thomas Fifth Avenue on Saturday June 23 after obtaining a license at the Municipal building Maubee is son of Harper C and Blanche Forsythe Maybee and brother of Rolland H Maybee of Central State Teachers College history department Asmus daughter of Charles R and Evelyn Risher Asmus was born in Warren Ohio
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Times
New York
Allen F. Maubee
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Park Terrace East
New York City
Louise E. Asmus
South Champion Venue
Columbus
Church of St. Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Maybee
Harper C
Blanche Forsythe Maybee
Rolland H. Maybee
History Department
Central State Teachers College
Miss Asmus
Charles R. and
Evelyn Risher Asmus
Warren
Embezzlement Suspect Omer G Patterson Dies in Poisoning
In Noblesville Indiana Omer G Patterson age 50 a bookkeeper charged with a $147000 embezzlement shortage at Citizens State Bank died shortly before noon from the effects of acid and poison. The bank had closed its doors earlier in the day.
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Noblesville
Indiana
Omer G. Patterson
Citizens State Bank
Auction Sale Near Mt. Pleasant Seaton Offers Livestock
Thomas Klosowski will hold an auction at his residence located 3 miles east on M 20 142 miles north and 2 miles east of Mt. Pleasant or 2 miles east of Seaton. The sale includes horses cattle hogs and a large list of implements and feed. Sale begins at 1:00 PM. Davis and McCall auctioneers M. Smith clerk. See page 5 for sale list.
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Thomas Klosowski
M. 20
Mt. Pleasant
Seaton
Davis and McCall
M. Smith
East Mountain Lakes Woman Delays Board Appearance
Mrs Mary P MacFarland of East Mountain Lakes New Jersey plans to appear before the board on similar blacklist charges. She notified officials she cannot attend now and her case is expected to be heard later.
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Mary P. ‘MacFarland
East Mountain Lakes
N. J
Injunction Blocks Gruenbauer Recall Vote In Grand Rapids
Attorney Clare J. Hall secured an injunction to halt steps toward a recall election for George H. Gruenbauer, city commissioner. A show cause hearing is set for July 2, with recall election date July 11. Petitions allege abuse of office and votes to rehire Fred O. Lock, while the mayor and other commissioners face separate recall efforts.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
U.P
Clare J. Hall
George H. Gruenbauer
Gruenbauer
Perkins
Fred O. Lock
Enlarge Resort at Coldwater Lake
Carloads of construction material arrived at the Coldwater Lake Inn resort and extensive improvements are under way. The dance pavilion is enlarged, a dining room and bath houses have been built, and a large cottage planed.
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Coldwater Lake Inn
Railroad magnate to lose authority over Missouri Kansas Texas
Washington, June 22. The Interstate Commerce Commission considers revocation of authority granted in April 1925 to L. Loree, railroad magnate, to act as director of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Company, according to a letter from Commissioner Joseph Eastman.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
L. Le'Loree
Missouri, Kansas,‘Texas Railroad Company
Lifi
Josepht Eastman
Loree
Packard Motor Co to Maintain Identity Amid Expansions
Packard Motor Car Company says it will not lose its identity through mergers or consolidations now or in the future. President Sloan Macauley told stockholders that the firm is open to expansion through absorption of other desirable companies when the opportunity arises.
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Jetroit
Mid
U.R
Packard Motor Car Company
Sloan Macauley
Airmail Pilot Killed In Kansas Storm Crash
Airmail pilot Wayne Neville of the Chicago Dallas route was killed when his plane crashed near Lebo Kansas during a severe wind and electric storm. A nearby farmer John Seibe said he believes the craft may have been struck by lightning as it fell in flames.
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Lebo
Kansas
U.P
Wayne Neville
John Seibe
Sceibe
Five nations join great Arctic rescue after Italia crash
Five nations Norway Italy Russia France and Sweden coordinate a polar relief effort to locate and evacuate about a score of explorers trapped in shifting Arctic ice. The Italia crew including General Umberto Nobile remains alive six found others missing led by Roald Amundsen and rescue planes and ships race to the scene.
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North Pole
Arctic
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Roald Amundsen
Nobile
Norway
Italy
Russia
France
Sweden
Braganze
North Cane
Citta di Milano
Kings Bay
Strasbourg
Quentin Roosevelt
Machas Sars
Tomordenskjold
Burday
Theian
Norwegian Ag
Hicolticent
Talia
Mati Halen
Pangs
Marina
Roxas
Jt Thorlenat
Braganza
Rae - Tope
General Nobile
Nele
Mary Pickford Adopts Sophisticated Haircut Transformation
New York June 22. Mary Pickford, once famed as America's Sweetheart, has cut her golden curls to a look between a bob and long hair. The move signals a more grown up screen persona as she travels toward Hollywood to act her age.
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New York
U.P
Mary, Pickford
America
Motron
Kings
57Th Street
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Doelle Enters Republican Race for Michigan Lieutenant Governor
BESSEMER Mich June 22 John A Doelle executive secretary of the Michigan Real Estate association announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Michigan at the Upper Peninsula American Legion posts meeting. Doelle outlined civic needs and cited veterans service in 1918. He has held multiple public roles including state agriculture secretary and secretary manager of the Michigan division of the Saanka Iton League of America.
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Bessemer
Mich
John A. Doelle
Michigan Real Estate Association
Michigan
Upper Peninsula Association of American Legion Posts
Doelle
Becime
Doughton
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Michigan Bureau of Agricultural Development
Federal Land Bank of
St. Paul
Minnesota
Saanka Iton League of America
Real Estate Association
Great Lakes
Su”Continua
Pugs Ea
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Anti ~ Smith
Wayne Co
D. C
Lincoln
Rene Guilbaud
Ipft
Amundsen
Guilbaud
Fulure
Wayne
Enlarge Resort
Coldwater Lake
Packard Motor Co
Af Legion
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